Bolivia: CAO estimates that corn harvest in the Chaco area decreased by up to 30% after instability of rains and frosts

게시됨 2023년 6월 22일

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Over 40,000 hectares of crops in the Cuatro Cañadas, Okinawa, and neighboring municipalities have been affected by floods, with an estimated 25-30 percent decrease in the corn harvest in the Chaco Santa Cruz area due to rain instability and frost. The extent of damage to wheat and sorghum crops is still being evaluated. Osinaga suggests reducing import tariffs and providing facilities to combat weather phenomena, including the high-cost technology used in other countries to prevent drought and frost.

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Meanwhile, the floods affected more than 40,000 hectares of crops in the areas of Cuatro Cañadas, Okinawa and neighboring municipalities. The manager of the Eastern Agricultural Chamber (CAO), Edilberto Osinaga, indicated that it is estimated that the instability of the rains and the onslaught of frost decreased the corn harvest in the Chaco Santa Cruz area by 25 to 30 percent. “In the south, the summer campaign is carried out after other regions, the summer harvest has just arrived. For example, in the Chaco area we have an affectation of the decrease in the harvest between 25 to 30 percent in the matter of corn”, indicated Osinaga. He explained that there was a double effect in the region because in the previous months there was instability in rainfall, which affected the development of the crop. These days, the corn was ripening when the frost hit. Regarding the floods, Osinaga reiterated that it is estimated that more than 40,000 hectares were affected and the total number of ...

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